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We are featuring for 1944 the following Exhibition New Introduc- 
tions. No plants or cuttings. 
33~1/3% To Trade, unless market net. Special prices to the trade 
on 3 roots of one varicty. 
Se ce cele ee a ed 
"MISS BAMBRIDGE" Cactus straight or slightly incurved of deep true 
pink tips of petals lLascimated and of pinard yellow et the very ends. 
A nice open grower, fine long stems with blooms uvricht or facing,usual 
size of blooms about 8 in. but can be grown to 10 in. with very Little 
extra care. Bush about medium in height, Entered in Speciman Single 
Bloom Class three times and a winner of three firsts. On both Lt.col. 
Richard T., #ddy and J.Louis Roberts Flower Grower Honor Holls. 
ROOTS --<------- &10,00 
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THe FOLLOWING THRE AR#& FROM AUSTRALIA 
"LOUISE" Semi-Cactus, color white with ivory center, good foliage 
and long stems, flowers facie, 12 in, blooms not unconmon, Tha origi- 
nator claims four eleven in. blooms on one bush at one time are not un- 
usual. ROOTS -----+----- #10.00 
"OXFORD TRIUMPH" Informal Gold and Bronze, a very free bloomer and 
blooms can be grown well over 125 in and very deep. Should win many blue 
ribbons. ROOTS --------- $7.50 
"HILTONIA TRIUMPH" eure? for me. Color deep Apricot, one of the 
most prolific bloomers on a strong Large -Oush. 
ROOTS ---+----- 87,50 
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"RED GIANT" Informal color, nopal Ked with hieh-Llights of Snec- 
trum Red, outer rows of petals have Tyrion Rose edge. nds of closed 
center petals are Aster Purple. It will gvow very large with the usual 
care of dahlias, Has bean grown to 13 in. and very deep as petals 
come back to the stem. Has goed foliage, insects bother very little, 
stems good, blooms facing to erect. 
Has been entered five times in open to all single specimen bloom 
class and never defeated except by another bloom of the same variety. 
Was entered two times in seedling class and won first both times and 
has four special awards. Is in Lt.Col.Richard T. tddy Flower Grower 
Honor Roll and in his report he states "Twelve in. blooms are not un- 
usual and one of the very finest of the year's originations." This 
is a large Dahlia that is not course, Bush about four ft. 
ROOTS ---------$15.00 
